End Times in the United States

There was a time when you could practice your religion, or be a Bible-believing Christian, or get a fair shake from the police. Are all three of these quotes from various news sources related?

Three detectives were acquitted of all charges Friday in the 50-shot killing of an unarmed groom-to-be on his wedding day. (Officer) Oliver squeezed off 31 shots; (Officer) Isnora fired 11 rounds; and (Officer)Cooper shot four times.
The truth emerged when the smoke cleared: There was no weapon inside Bell’s blood-splattered car.

Last week, the 3rd U.S Circuit Court of Appeals told Marcus Borden he cannot participate in prayer with his players, including bowing his head or bending a knee. The court ruled the East Brunswick High School coach, who has prayed with his team for 23 years, was promoting or endorsing religion.

Emotions were frayed Thursday as tots from the FLDS polygamous clan were torn from their mothers in the biggest custody case in Texas history.

Is our nation out of control? Have we moved so far from God and our Nation’s history of the absolute sovereignty of human rights that these kinds of things are becoming more and more commonplace? Is it possible that laws were broken in these matters? Yes (though it is hard to see in the second quote). But our response to law breaking is supposed to be careful, deliberate, due process, and always with an eye toward mercy. We don’t need to shoot unarmed men till our 15 shot mag has been emptied twice. We don’t need to punish those who are protected by the Constitution of the United States because someone might be offended, and separating mothers and children, when no one even expects that those “tots” are being abused, just because we “feel” that something “might” happen when they become teenagers, is beyond the boundaries of law and order.

We are facing a Godless society. Don’t expect that to be pretty. When we act like there is no God, no Truth, no Justice, no Mercy, don’t be surprised at the outcome.